This week
Ask your child about…
counting equal groups.
Getting things ready
This will only take a moment.
This will only take a moment.
Short lessons, step-by-step help, and practice that stays with a skill until it is learned.
Practice is free while we test. No card needed.
Focus · Multiplication facts to 10×10
6 groups of 7 is 6 × 7.
First step: Count by sevens.
You finish it from here.
Nothing is advertised to your child, and we do not sell data.
Parents create the account and decide what a teacher can see.
Built on Ontario's math curriculum for Grades 1 to 8. Other provinces are on the way.
No points, badges or pressure to keep going. The reward is the math.
A few questions show where to begin. You can change the starting point any time.
Each new skill starts with a short lesson, with nothing else on the screen.
The first questions show a starting step. Help is always one press away.
A skill stays open until it is steady. Then it comes back later, so it is remembered.
When a child is stuck, they are not just told the answer.
Press Play to try this one.
4 × 6 = ?
Put 6 in each group.
Step 3 of 9
A short, plain picture of each child. No scores to compare, and no jargon.
This week
counting equal groups.
Children practise until a skill is learned, then they are done for the day. Nothing pulls them back for a prize, so the reward is being able to do the math.
Create a class, share a code, and assign a skill to everyone or to a small group. Parents choose what is shared from home. This is a sample class: press a summary to see the names.
Yes, while we test. Paid family plans will start later, and you will be told well before anything changes. No card is needed now.
Math for Grades 1 to 8, following Ontario's curriculum. Other provinces and more subjects are planned. Quebec is not included.
No. A parent creates the account. Each child signs in with their first name and a PIN you choose.
A quick check finds a good starting point, and you can move it up or down from the parent desk at any time. There is no score.
About ten minutes, three or four days a week, works well. A short recap says when the day's practice is done.
It takes a few minutes, and there is nothing to sign up for.